Extract the subset of data in the query string

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  Thank you

  Ashok.

  Please see the article below

  How to pass a parameter of argument the query URL to a parameter input workflow? (Doc ID 1545808.1).

• You can control a URL in eloqua to add to the query string?

  If I insert a URL in an email, I can't stop eloqua to add additional query string parameters in eloqua.

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• Problems with the primary key of the query string

  Moving from asp to php, to work with David Power's book: The Essential Guide to Dreamweaver CS4 with CSS, AJAX, and PHP.  Recycling of my brain, so starting from scratch in the learning process.

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  ? PHP {?}

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  Thank you

  You have the code to request a copy in your folder:

  $query_listUser = 'SELECT user_id, username, first_name, family_name, admin_priv from users ORDER BY family_name ASC';

  $listUser = mysql_query ($query_listUser, $connSCFDIR) or die (mysql_error ());

  $row_listUser = mysql_fetch_assoc ($listUser);

  $totalRows_listUser = mysql_num_rows ($listUser);

  $query_listUser = 'SELECT username, first_name, family_name, admin_priv from users ORDER BY family_name ASC';

  $listUser = mysql_query ($query_listUser, $connSCFDIR) or die (mysql_error ());

  $row_listUser = mysql_fetch_assoc ($listUser);

  The $listUser table will contain the results of the second query, which does not include the field user_id. delete the redundant code.

• PHP, handling # in a passage of the string in the query string

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  David

  DEPearson wrote:
  > I'm new to PHP the world ASP. I'm working on a shopping cart where I
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• Example to use the query string in the Oracle Access Manager policy.

  Hi all
  
  Can is there any one please tell me what is the value of the query string and Query String Variable OAM political?
  
  If possible, please explain with an example of the sample.
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Siva NAKI.

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• How to get the query of the region "PL/SQL function body returns the query string"?

  Hello
  
  is it possible to get the query string from the region of type "PL/SQL function body returns the query string"?
  
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• Need help with the query string manipulation

  Hello
  
  With the help of 10.1.0.4.2
  
  Given a table called PREFIX_CODES that contains a column called PREFIX_CODE
  with the following data:
  
  PREFIX_CODE - VARCHAR2 (20)
  -------------------
  AAA
  BENAMER
  CARTER
  
  and another table called SUBSCRIBERS with a column called SUBSCRIBER_ID
  with the following data:
  
  SUBSCRIBER_ID - VARCHAR2 (30)
  ---------------------
  BBBB-123456
  AAA-444444
  DD-2222222
  EEEE-888888
  
  Is there a query that will pull all the SUBSCRIBER_ID that begin with
  each of the PREFIX_CODES? The following query is not valid, but it
  This will give you an idea of what I'm trying to do:
  
  SELECT SUBSCRIBER_ID
  SUBSCRIBERS
  WHERE AS SUBSCRIBER_ID (SELECT PREFIX_CODE |) » %'
  OF PREFIX_CODES)
  
  Using the data from above, I would like that the query to return:
  
  BBBB-123456
  AAA-444444
  
  Thanks for your help!

  Hello

  Welcome to the forum!

  You were on the right track. To find if a given subscriber corresponds to any prefix_code, you can do an EXISTS subquery:

  SELECT     subscriber_id
  FROM     subsribers     s
  WHERE     EXISTS ( SELECT  NULL
                    FROM      prefix_codes
             WHERE      s.subscriber_id     LIKE prefix_code || '%'
              )
  ;
  

  This will tell you if at least a prefix code. It won't tell you exactly how many, or what they were.
  Your message, I'm guessing that there may be more than one, and you can deduct the subscriber_id itself, then the above query should work for you.

• Bug: APEX_COLLECTION. CREATE_COLLECTION_FROM_QUERY_B change the query string

  Hi APEX Dev Team.
  
  I found a bug (or I don't know how to get around unexpected behavior) in APEX_COLLECTION. CREATE_COLLECTION_FROM_QUERY_B. I think that it also applies to the CREATE_COLLECTION_FROM_QUERY.
  
  What's happening: some strings are replaced in the query, I pass into the function. for example '22% ' is replaced by a white. It is not good if I have a query like this:

  SELECT MYCOLA, MYCOLB, MYCOLC FROM MYTABLEA WHERE MYPHONE LIKE '%22306%';

  This returns no rows in the collection. If I run this query in SQL Developer she returns 5 rows.
  
  When I change the declaration subsequently, it returns 5 rows in the collection.

  SELECT MYCOLA, MYCOLB, MYCOLC FROM MYTABLEA WHERE MYPHONE LIKE '%2306%';

  Trace shows me, the first SELECT statement is replaced by

  SELECT MYCOLA, MYCOLB, MYCOLC FROM MYTABLEA WHERE MYPHONE LIKE ' 306%';

  Which is obviously false :-)
  
  The changes seem to be limited to 22%, I found no other characters encoding URLS that are replaced in the query.
  
  Please fix, as I can't find any workaround.
  
  Thank you
  Peter
  
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  Hi Peter,.

  Thanks for reporting this. This seems to be a legacy logic which is no longer necessary (the logic to replace the string '22% '). I corrected it to Application Express 4.1.

  To work around the problem, you can concatenate this string in your application, allowing you to avoid this logic. For example,.

  SELECT MYCOLA, MYCOLB, MYCOLC FROM MYTABLEA WHERE MYPHONE LIKE '%2 '. 2306 ' %';

  Thanks again.

  Joel

• What is the limit on the query string / post / URL parameters?

  Is there a limitation on the url parameters sent in the post method?

  Thanks in advance.

  Chandra, I'm afraid that I don't know what you just said.

  URL parameters, as far as I know, are not encrypted even in an HTTPS Exchange, because they are considered as part of the URL, only not part of the message.  The body of the message (i.e. POST), on the other hand, it's protected.

  I suggest that you send the query parameters in JSON format, just as you could do it with AJAX.  It is a well designed and well understood Protocol with good support on the client and server side.  (XML is also the same.)  This will put the exchange of information in the body of the message (encrypted), and it also will allow you to send and receive information structured structs and lists and tables and so - on.

  You still need to be aware of the size of the messages, but not nearly as much with the URL string.

  Whenever you feel that you could be "pushing a limit", it is time to think that "there must be a better way to do it."

• splitting the query string values

  all,
  I do not remember this, but my problem is that I have a collection of forwarded to my query as string values "X 234234: 23466 X: X 03287: X 457675 ', so my request should be able to divide each data value and use in the filter as below,
  
  Select * from emp where EmpID in ("X 234234: 23466 X: X 03287: X 457675")
  
  so, how can I divide each individual value and pass through the filter?
  
  Thank you.

  SELECT trim(x.column_value.extract('e/text () ')) CLO
  Of
  TABLE (XMLSEQUENCE (XMLTYPE (""
  || REPLACE ('1:2:3:4:6:7:8',': ','')
  || ((("").extract('e/e'))) x

  Try customizing the syntax above using the column in the function replace instead of my hard-coded string and pass it to the filter predicate using an in operator.

  Edited by: Chandrakaanth Ramamurthy on April 25, 2013 16:29

• extract the partial string of the string in oracle

  Hello friends,
  
  I have a string like this
  
  var str = "/ G/CNH/CNHCornerstone/currentCode/data/Working/Images/ModelImages/png/7402203E-607D-E111-9CA5-005056875BD6.png"
  
  I want to extract only 7402203E-607D-E111-9CA5-005056875BD6 of the chain.
  
  Please let me know how to implement this...
  
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  Published by: kumar73 on April 10, 2012 12:34

  One more using REGEXP_SUBSTR... This should be faster (than the previous REGEXP) because the REGULAR expression is simpler and extracts only the GUID.

  select regexp_substr('/G/CNH/CNHCornerstone/currentCode/data/Working/Images/ModelImages/png/7402203E-607D-E111-9CA5-005056875BD6.png', '[0-9A-F]{8,8}-[0-9A-F]{4,4}-[0-9A-F]{4,4}-[0-9A-F]{4,4}-[0-9A-F]{12,12}') from dual

  You need however to reference that. In addition, it assumes that only the file name is a GUID. If a drectory name is a GUID, then he will find out who "accidentally" instead.

  Published by: dayneo on June 6, 2012 07:35

• Extract the given string a String between double quotes

  Hey guys,.

  I am doing a project open source to help lovers of ADS - B to store data on Oracle Database XE (11.2.0.2)

  I need to retrieve a string, but I didn't know how, please can someone help me.

  Chain: [{'id': 'PR - GIG', 'label': "PR-CONCERT - E47EB2 - BS Airlines - Boeing 737 - 73 S (29077)", "value": 'PR - GIG' "}]

  KeyString: "label".
  

  Output: ' PR-CONCERT - E47EB2 - BS Airlines - Boeing 737 - 73 S (29077) '

  
  

  And if possible put this string in multiple strings

  String1: PR-GIG

  Channel 2: E47EB2

  String3: BS Airlines

  String4: Boeing 737 - 73 S

  String5: 29077
  

  Thanks for the help.

  Select x.*

  t,.

  XMLTable)

  "ora: tokenize($s,"-").

  from regexp_substr (str,'"label": "([^"]+) "', 1,1,null, 1) as"s ".

  ) x

  /

  COLUMN_VALUE
  -------------------------
  PR - GIG
  E47EB2
  BS Airlines
  Boeing 737 - 73S (29077)

  SQL >

  SY.

• required to break the query string

  Hi all
  
  Can do anything please help me write a query for the following rerquirement.
  
  I / P:
  
  NAME
  -------
  MIKE
  ...
  ...
  
  
  O/P:
  
  MIKE should appear as
  
  NAME:
  -------
  M
  I have
  K
  E
  
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  See {message identifier: = 10095021} in several ways.

• How to extract the response JSON data

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  I get the following response from the server.

  "
  "PAO - ENV ="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/"xmlns:ns1 =" urn: soapservice "container ="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema"xmlns: xsi ="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLS
  "Chema-instance" xmlnsPAO - ENC = "http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" SOAP - ENV:encodingStyle ="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/encoding/" > ""<>
  tAdvertismentReturn xsi: type = "xsd: String" > {'MSG1': '1', "MSG2": "success", "DA..."}

  Now, I want to create a QVariantList using JsonDataAccess.

  If I manually extract the JSON string after that

  downloadData = jda.loadFromBuffer (data);

  so I'm able to get the data.

  Without extraction like that how can I take the response JSON data?

  Thank you.

  Thanks for your time,

  Here's my problem how to build a soap with the response object.

  I solved this problem with the help of the example of the weather.

  Thank you.